Bed Bug

• wxboi

  9 Jan 08, 23:21

  guys, does it cause itch?cos recently i sleep and wake alr will feel itchy.
• browniebaobao

  9 Jan 08, 23:32

  there's a kind of toxic chalk duno for bed bugs/cockroaches.
  
  juz draw ard ur bed frame or surroundings lor..
  
  then regulary check ur pillows, the zip of the covers, the safety pins if any.. usually they hide in there.. use hot water to kill..
• fairlady_xoxo

  9 Jan 08, 23:34

  Call Aardwolf
• mr_sotong

  9 Jan 08, 23:37

  Originally posted by wxboi:

  guys, does it cause itch?cos recently i sleep and wake alr will feel itchy.

  of cos will itch..
  
  they will leave a trail behind(bite marks) after every successful meals..
• Itachi

  13 Jan 08, 04:23

  so wad shld i do??!!
• Xelement

  13 Jan 08, 04:43

  Originally posted by Itachi:

  so wad shld i do??!!

  change everything or call pest control?
• sCreaMoPuNk

  13 Jan 08, 10:40

  wash your bed sheets every two weeks in warm water and detergent. must hang to dry in the sun also. if it's due to your mattress, i've no idea how lol.
• MyPillowTalks

  13 Jan 08, 11:36

  im clean im clean!
• oOprinceOo

  13 Jan 08, 11:43

  Originally posted by Xelement:

  change everything or call pest control?

  pest control very ex
• New Creation

  28 Feb 08, 13:59

  Originally posted by maurizio13:

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Question: How do you kill bed bug eggs? Do all these spray on products work?
  
  Answer: Most insect eggs are safe inside a shell or chorion which protects them from pesticides. Bed bug eggs hatch in about one to three weeks depending upon the temperature. This would mean a follow up inspection after three weeks would be a good idea. Most residual pesticides last for one month; so theoretically, there should be pesticide still active to kill bed bug nymphs as soon as they hatch from eggs.

   

  Wah na beh Pua Bye. I kena this b4 in my reservist in camp.